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Originally posted by esperance
Even if these ladies were to come in here and expalin to you all every one of their symbols and the reason behind them...I doubt that you would be satisfied with their answers. I mean again their has to be something better that you could be doing. No matter how much you all bitch and moan I don't think that they are going to change it. You get over it already. Tell me honestly what does this woman son have to do with anything. If they claim to represent "femininity" I doubt that this lady thinks that she is a man. That is the thing that pisses me off the most. You all think because we like women we want to be men. I mean OMG! That woman's poem could be taken anyway, but of course one of you would take it as if she thinks she is a man, I mean how closed minded can you be. Get a grip ladies for real!
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Since I assume you were referring to my post about the son issue, let me clarify. I now know that the woman has a son that she proudly raises. Good for her. In my intial post I was genuinely confused as to the wording of her webpage. Now I am clear. I didn't think she "wanted to be a man." Please. I found it somewhat startling to see a poem in that context written by a female. I am not used to a woman referencing another woman, or herself for that matter, by saying "you da man."
I can't blame you for your perception about my post, but if ever my intentions are ambiguous, I would rather you pm me for clarification than to post a frantic plea for everyone to get a grip. Thanks.
P.S. If you find me close-minded, feel free to pm me and we can discuss a myriad of gay rights issues, such as the Stonewall uprising.
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